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* AliensAreBastards: Garlic Jr. The name of his race is never given, but he's a prick none the less.
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* AliensAreBastards: Garlic Jr. The name of his race is never given, wouldn't be confirmed just yet, but he's a prick none the less.
** Kami tries engaging Garlic Jr. in close combat, knowing the imp had already gained immortality and thus could withstand any offense. Kami was already established as knowing the Mafuba, so he could have saved himself the trouble if he'd just remembered to bring a container with a sealing incantation.
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* NonSerialMovie: The film ''would'' actually avert this, since most of the details point to it taking place near the end of the gap between the original ''Manga/DragonBall'' and ''Z''[[note]]Gohan being around the age he was at near the start of ''Z'', Piccolo only working with Goku in an EnemyMine, Krillin not having met Gohan yet[[/note]]...were it not for the fact that 1), Krillin meets Gohan before the Raditz Arc, but doesn't recognize him in the TV series (while this could be explained away on Krillin's part by him hitting his head or something and wiping the memories of the movie away, Gohan doesn't recognize Krillin when they meet in the TV series), and 2), Goku and Piccolo have their talk about weighted clothes in this movie. It's worth noting that the original ''Z'' seems to imply that this movie does happen (or at the very least, the movie is BroadStrokes), due to the [[FillerArc Garlic Jr Arc]] having the villain of this movie come back for revenge. In ''Kai'', on the other hand, the movie's continuity is ''very'' ambiguous - at best, it's BroadStrokes, at worse, it's this trope played straight due to the lack of the Garlic Jr arc.
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* NonSerialMovie: The film ''would'' actually avert this, since most of the details point to it taking place near the end of the gap between the original ''Manga/DragonBall'' and ''Z''[[note]]Gohan being around the age he was at near the start of ''Z'', Piccolo only working with Goku in an EnemyMine, Krillin not having met Gohan yet[[/note]]...were it not for the fact that 1), Krillin meets Gohan before the Raditz Arc, but doesn't recognize him in the TV series (while this could be explained away on Krillin's part by him hitting his head or something and wiping the memories of the movie away, Gohan doesn't recognize Krillin when they meet in the TV series), and 2), Goku and Piccolo have their talk about weighted clothes in this movie. It's worth noting that the original ''Z'' seems to imply that this movie does happen (or at the very least, the movie is BroadStrokes), due to the [[FillerArc Garlic Jr Arc]] having the villain of this movie come back for revenge. In ''Kai'', on the other hand, the movie's continuity is ''very'' ambiguous - at best, it's BroadStrokes, at worse, it's this trope played straight due to the lack of the Garlic Jr arc. If we ignore the anime filler, it's possible the film was originally meant to be set ''after'' Goku and Piccolo fought Raditz in a hypothetical timeline where Goku wasn't killed.
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* TheWorfEffect: Subverted, it looks like the movie is trying to hype up the villains by having them start the movie by defeating Piccolo, the final and most powerful villain seen int he original series. The truth turns out to be that they only got the better of him because of surprise, numbers, and their boss being involved. None of the bad guys aside from [[BigBad Garlic Junior]] himself is even remotely a threat to Piccolo. (And from all indications, Garlic needs to be transformed to be able to overcome Piccolo.) When Piccolo separates one member of the QuirkyMiniBossSquad from the rest later in the movie, Piccolo wins the fight with almost embarrassing ease.
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* TheWorfEffect: Subverted, it looks like the movie is trying to hype up the villains by having them start the movie by defeating Piccolo, the final and most powerful villain seen int he in the original series. The truth turns out to be that they only got the better of him because of surprise, numbers, and their boss being involved. None of the bad guys aside from [[BigBad Garlic Junior]] himself is even remotely a threat to Piccolo. (And from all indications, Garlic needs to be transformed to be able to overcome Piccolo.) When Piccolo separates one member of the QuirkyMiniBossSquad from the rest later in the movie, Piccolo wins the fight with almost embarrassing ease.
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''Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone'' (simply known as ''Dragon Ball Z'' in Japan) is the fourth ''Franchise/DragonBall'' movie and the first under the ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' banner. It was released between episodes 11 and 12, with it premiering at the 1989 Toei Cartoon Festival (along with three other movies from the ''Akuma-kun'', ''Manga/HimitsuNoAkkoChan'', and ''Series/KidouKeijiJiban'' series). It was released in 1989 by Creator/ToeiAnimation, originally titled simply ''Dragon Ball Z: The Movie'' during its theatrical release. It was then dubbed into English by the Canadian company Creator/TheOceanGroup in 1997 for the American company Creator/FUNimation Entertainment, the title being changed to ''Dead Zone''. It was then re-dubbed by [=FUNimation=] itself in 2005.
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''Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone'' (simply known as ''Dragon Ball Z'' and later as ''Dragon Ball Z: Return My Gohan!!'' in Japan) is the fourth ''Franchise/DragonBall'' movie and the first under the ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' banner. It was released between episodes 11 and 12, with it premiering at the 1989 Toei Cartoon Festival (along with three other movies from the ''Akuma-kun'', ''Manga/HimitsuNoAkkoChan'', and ''Series/KidouKeijiJiban'' series). It was released in 1989 by Creator/ToeiAnimation, originally titled simply ''Dragon Ball Z: The Movie'' during its theatrical release. It was then dubbed into English by the Canadian company Creator/TheOceanGroup in 1997 for the American company Creator/FUNimation Entertainment, the title being changed to ''Dead Zone''. It was then re-dubbed by [=FUNimation=] itself in 2005.
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* CompleteImmortality: Garlic Jr. is the only one to have this wish successfully given to him by Shenron (until Super, anyway), as well as the only one to actually have absolute immortality (although some characters were implied to be immortal, such as Master Roshi and the Androids, it seems to be limited to natural causes).
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* CompleteImmortality: Garlic Jr. is the only one to have this wish successfully given to him by Shenron (until Super, ''Super'', anyway), as well as the only one to actually have absolute immortality (although some characters were implied to be immortal, such as Master Roshi and the Androids, it seems to be limited to natural causes).
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* {{Expy}}: Garlic Jr. looks like a more serious and threatening version of ''Manga/DragonBall'' BigBad Emperor Pilaf, to the point that they share the same voice actor. Both are voiced by Chuck Huber in the Creator/FUNimation Dub, Don Brown in the Ocean Group Dub, as well as Shigeru Chiba in the Japanese version (Shigeru only voiced Garlic Jr. in the anime, not the movie).
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* {{Expy}}: Garlic Jr. looks like a more serious and threatening version of ''Manga/DragonBall'' BigBad Emperor Pilaf, to the point that they share the same voice actor. Both are voiced by Chuck Huber in the Creator/FUNimation Dub, Don Brown in the Ocean Group Dub, as well as Shigeru Chiba in the Japanese version (Shigeru only voiced Garlic Jr. in the anime, not the movie).movie, who is voiced by Creator/AkiraKamiya).
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, the movie doesn't truly have a subtitle in Japan. (Among other things, they cite a 2006 interview with writer Takao Koyama specifically asking him why it didn't have a subtitle.)
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''Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone'' (Japanese title: ''Dragon Ball Z: Ora no Gohan o Kaese!!'', lit. "Dragon Ball Z: Return My Gohan!!") is the fourth ''Franchise/DragonBall'' movie and the first under the ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' banner. It was released between episodes 11 and 12, with it premiering at the 1989 Toei Cartoon Festival (along with three other movies from the ''Akuma-kun'', ''Manga/HimitsuNoAkkoChan'', and ''Series/KidouKeijiJiban'' series). It was released in 1989 by Creator/ToeiAnimation, originally titled simply ''Dragon Ball Z: The Movie'' during its theatrical release. It was then dubbed into English by the Canadian company Creator/TheOceanGroup in 1997 for the American company Creator/FUNimation Entertainment, the title being changed to ''Dead Zone''. It was then re-dubbed by [=FUNimation=] itself in 2005.
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''Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone'' (Japanese title: (simply known as ''Dragon Ball Z: Ora no Gohan o Kaese!!'', lit. "Dragon Ball Z: Return My Gohan!!") Z'' in Japan) is the fourth ''Franchise/DragonBall'' movie and the first under the ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' banner. It was released between episodes 11 and 12, with it premiering at the 1989 Toei Cartoon Festival (along with three other movies from the ''Akuma-kun'', ''Manga/HimitsuNoAkkoChan'', and ''Series/KidouKeijiJiban'' series). It was released in 1989 by Creator/ToeiAnimation, originally titled simply ''Dragon Ball Z: The Movie'' during its theatrical release. It was then dubbed into English by the Canadian company Creator/TheOceanGroup in 1997 for the American company Creator/FUNimation Entertainment, the title being changed to ''Dead Zone''. It was then re-dubbed by [=FUNimation=] itself in 2005.
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The story sees a demonic being named Garlic Jr. take over the Lookout Point as revenge against Kami for being chosen over his father for the position of God of Earth, who in turn tried to take it by force, was defeated and cast into the Dead Zone as punishment. Goku gets in on the action when Garlic's lackey kidnap Gohan for the four star dragon ball on his hat, joined shortly by Krillin and Piccolo as they try to stop Garlic from making his wish and taking over the world.
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The story sees a demonic being named Garlic Jr. take over the Lookout Point as revenge against Kami for being chosen over his father for the position of God of Earth, who in turn tried to take it by force, was defeated and cast into the Dead Zone as punishment. Goku gets in on the action when Garlic's lackey lackeys kidnap Gohan for the four star dragon ball Four Star Dragon Ball on his hat, joined shortly by Krillin and Piccolo as they try to stop Garlic from making his wish and taking over the world.
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** Furthermore, they just needed the Dragon Ball attached to Gohan's hat. Had they just taken the hat and left Gohan, Goku wouldn't have needed to come to Garlic Jr.'s lair and stop his plans.
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** Furthermore, they just needed the Dragon Ball attached to Gohan's hat. Had they just taken the hat and left Gohan, Goku wouldn't wouldn’t have needed quite as [[PapaWolf pressing a reason]] to come to locate Garlic Jr.'s lair and stop his plans.
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* TheWorfEffect: Subverted, it looks like the movie is trying to hype up the villains by having them start the movie by defeating Piccolo, the final and most powerful villain seen int he original series. The truth turns out to be that they only got the better of him because of surprise, numbers, and their boss being involved. None of the bad guys aside from [[BigBad Garlic Junior]] himself is even remotely a threat to Piccolo. (And from all indications, Garlic needs to be transformed to be able to overcome Piccolo.) When Piccolo separates one member of the QuirkyMiniBossSquad from the rest later in the movie, Piccolo wins the fight with almost embarrassing ease.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough:
** Garlic Jr. is immortal, and rather than just fighting Goku and Piccolo until he inevitably wins, since he can't die and still had plenty of strength left, he summons the Dead Zone, the one thing that can defeat him.
** Garlic Jr. has his minions track down and attempt to kill Piccolo before he wishes for immortality, even though this will kill Kami and, in turn, deactivate the Dragon Balls.
** Furthermore, they just needed the Dragon Ball attached to Gohan's hat. Had they just taken the hat and left Gohan, Goku wouldn't have needed to come to Garlic Jr.'s lair and stop his plans.
** Garlic Jr. is immortal, and rather than just fighting Goku and Piccolo until he inevitably wins, since he can't die and still had plenty of strength left, he summons the Dead Zone, the one thing that can defeat him.
** Garlic Jr. has his minions track down and attempt to kill Piccolo before he wishes for immortality, even though this will kill Kami and, in turn, deactivate the Dragon Balls.
** Furthermore, they just needed the Dragon Ball attached to Gohan's hat. Had they just taken the hat and left Gohan, Goku wouldn't have needed to come to Garlic Jr.'s lair and stop his plans.
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* AdultFear: For Goku and Chi-Chi, their child being kidnapped.
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* BaldOfEvil: Garlic Jr. has no hair and is an evil bastard.
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* BaldOfEvil: Garlic Jr. has no hair and is an evil bastard. Same for his minions Ginger and Sansho.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: The Funimation dub avoids mentioning that the fruit Gohan eats will get him drunk. Instead, it notes that it will "make him feel weird".
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: The Funimation dub avoids mentioning that the fruit Gohan eats will get him drunk. Instead, it notes that it will "make him feel weird". Even the more accurate Pioneer/Ocean Group dub has Nicky note that Gohan will just "see things".
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* CombinedEnergyAttack: Nicky, Ginger and Sansho can fire Energy Waves at the opponent. Used against Piccolo, which hit him, and later against Goku (minus Sansho, he was knocked out by Goku) but it was deflected by Krillin.
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* CombinedEnergyAttack: Nicky, Ginger Ginger, and Sansho can fire Energy Waves at the opponent. Used against Piccolo, which hit him, and later against Goku (minus Sansho, Ginger, he was knocked out by Goku) but it was deflected by Krillin.
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* EliteMooks: Nicky, Ginger and Sansho.
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* EliteMooks: Nicky, Ginger Ginger, and Sansho.
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* LighterAndSofter: Compared to the anime at this point, as [[BloodlessCarnage there is no blood on-screen]] and Garlic Jr.'s minions are more comedic than Raditz, Nappa or Vegeta.
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* LighterAndSofter: Compared to the anime at this point, as [[BloodlessCarnage there is no blood on-screen]] and Garlic Jr.'s minions are more comedic than Raditz, Nappa Nappa, or Vegeta.
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** Sansho when he discovers that Piccolo is more than he can handle alone.
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For the ''WebVideo/DragonBallZAbridged'' version, [[Recap/DragonBallZAbridgedM6 see here.]]
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** ImmortalityHurts [[FateWorseThanDeath Worse than Death]]: Garlic Jr.'s eventually trapped in the Dead Zone, literally forever as he'll never die.
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* ImmortalityHurts: Garlic Jr.'s eventually trapped in the Dead Zone, [[FateWorseThanDeath literally forever as he'll never die]].
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* CanonDiscontinuity: The film ''would'' actually avert this, since most of the details point to it taking place near the end of the gap between the original ''Manga/DragonBall'' and ''Z''[[note]]Gohan being around the age he was at near the start of ''Z'', Piccolo only working with Goku in an EnemyMine, Krillin not having met Gohan yet[[/note]]...were it not for the fact that 1), Krillin meets Gohan before the Raditz Arc, but doesn't recognize him in the TV series (while this could be explained away on Krillin's part by him hitting his head or something and wiping the memories of the movie away, Gohan doesn't recognize Krillin when they meet in the TV series), and 2), Goku and Piccolo have their talk about weighted clothes in this movie. It's worth noting that the original ''Z'' seems to imply that this movie does happen (or at the very least, the movie is BroadStrokes), due to the [[FillerArc Garlic Jr Arc]] having the villain of this movie come back for revenge. In ''Kai'', on the other hand, the movie's continuity is ''very'' ambiguous - at best, it's BroadStrokes, at worse, it's this trope played straight due to the lack of the Garlic Jr arc.
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* NonSerialMovie: The film ''would'' actually avert this, since most of the details point to it taking place near the end of the gap between the original ''Manga/DragonBall'' and ''Z''[[note]]Gohan being around the age he was at near the start of ''Z'', Piccolo only working with Goku in an EnemyMine, Krillin not having met Gohan yet[[/note]]...were it not for the fact that 1), Krillin meets Gohan before the Raditz Arc, but doesn't recognize him in the TV series (while this could be explained away on Krillin's part by him hitting his head or something and wiping the memories of the movie away, Gohan doesn't recognize Krillin when they meet in the TV series), and 2), Goku and Piccolo have their talk about weighted clothes in this movie. It's worth noting that the original ''Z'' seems to imply that this movie does happen (or at the very least, the movie is BroadStrokes), due to the [[FillerArc Garlic Jr Arc]] having the villain of this movie come back for revenge. In ''Kai'', on the other hand, the movie's continuity is ''very'' ambiguous - at best, it's BroadStrokes, at worse, it's this trope played straight due to the lack of the Garlic Jr arc.
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* {{Foreshadoing}}: Shenron is actually suprised someone, in this case Garlic Jr., asked for Immortality, though he believes that he'll find some way to "f*ck this up". Turns out ImmortalityHurts.
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* {{Foreshadoing}}: Shenron is actually suprised someone, in this case Garlic Jr., asked for Immortality, though he believes that he'll find some way to "f*ck this up". Turns out ImmortalityHurts.
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* LighterAndSofter: Compared to the anime at this point, as [[BloodlessCarnage there is no blood on-screen]] and Garlic Jr.'s minions are more comedic than Raditz, Nappa or Vegeta.
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''Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone'' (known in Japan as, ''Doragon Bōru Zetto: Ora no Gohan o Kaese!!''; lit. "Dragon Ball Z: Return my Gohan!!") is the fourth ''Franchise/DragonBall'' movie and the first under the ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' banner. It was released between episodes 11 and 12, with it premiering at the 1989 Toei Cartoon Festival (along with three other movies from the ''Akuma-kun'', ''Manga/HimitsuNoAkkoChan'', and ''Series/KidouKeijiJiban'' series). It was released in 1989 by Creator/ToeiAnimation, originally titled simply ''Dragon Ball Z: The Movie'' during its theatrical release. It was then dubbed into English by the Canadian company Creator/TheOceanGroup in 1997 for the American company Creator/FUNimation Entertainment, the title being changed to ''Dead Zone''. It was then re-dubbed by [=FUNimation=] itself in 2005.
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''Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone'' (known in Japan as, ''Doragon Bōru Zetto: (Japanese title: ''Dragon Ball Z: Ora no Gohan o Kaese!!''; Kaese!!'', lit. "Dragon Ball Z: Return my My Gohan!!") is the fourth ''Franchise/DragonBall'' movie and the first under the ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' banner. It was released between episodes 11 and 12, with it premiering at the 1989 Toei Cartoon Festival (along with three other movies from the ''Akuma-kun'', ''Manga/HimitsuNoAkkoChan'', and ''Series/KidouKeijiJiban'' series). It was released in 1989 by Creator/ToeiAnimation, originally titled simply ''Dragon Ball Z: The Movie'' during its theatrical release. It was then dubbed into English by the Canadian company Creator/TheOceanGroup in 1997 for the American company Creator/FUNimation Entertainment, the title being changed to ''Dead Zone''. It was then re-dubbed by [=FUNimation=] itself in 2005.
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* EnemyMine: Piccolo opts to help Goku this time since he has a score to settle with Garlic Jr.'s mooks.
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* EnemyMine: Piccolo opts to help Goku this time Goku, since he has a score to settle with Garlic Jr.'s mooks.
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Curiously it proved popular enough that Toei revisited it in a anime only sequel arc in the ''Dragon Ball Z'' anime, the [[Recap/DragonBallZGarlicJrArc Garlic Jr Arc]], set between the [[Recap/DragonBallZNamekArc Namek arc]] and [[Recap/DragonBallZAndroidArc Android arc]].
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: The Funimation dub avoids mentioning that the fruit Gohan eats will get him drunk. Instead, it notes that it will "make him weird".
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* CombinedEnergyAttack: Nicky, Ginger and Sansho can fire Energy Waves at the opponent. Used against Piccolo, which hit him, and later against Goku, (Minus Sansho, he was knocked out by Goku) but it was deflected by Krillin.
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* CombinedEnergyAttack: Nicky, Ginger and Sansho can fire Energy Waves at the opponent. Used against Piccolo, which hit him, and later against Goku, (Minus Goku (minus Sansho, he was knocked out by Goku) but it was deflected by Krillin.
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* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: Or "Papas" in Garlic's case. Garlic Jr.'s main reason for attacking Kami in the movie was to avenge his fallen father. In the series he solemnly vows to use the Dragon Balls to bring him back, and when he thought Piccolo died and the Dragon Balls lost, he lamented the loss but remained steadfast in finding another way.
* {{Expy}}: Garlic Jr. looks like a more serious and threatening version of original ''Manga/DragonBall'' BigBad Emperor Pilaf, to the point that they share the same voice actor. Both are voiced by Chuck Huber in the Creator/FUNimation Dub, Don Brown in the Ocean Group Dub, as well as Shigeru Chiba in the Japanese version (Shigeru only voiced Garlic Jr. in the anime, not the movie).
* {{Expy}}: Garlic Jr. looks like a more serious and threatening version of original ''Manga/DragonBall'' BigBad Emperor Pilaf, to the point that they share the same voice actor. Both are voiced by Chuck Huber in the Creator/FUNimation Dub, Don Brown in the Ocean Group Dub, as well as Shigeru Chiba in the Japanese version (Shigeru only voiced Garlic Jr. in the anime, not the movie).
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* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: Or "Papas" in Garlic's case. Garlic Jr.'s main reason for attacking Kami in the movie was to avenge his fallen father. In the series series, he solemnly vows to use the Dragon Balls to bring him back, and when he thought Piccolo died and the Dragon Balls lost, he lamented the loss but remained steadfast in finding another way.
* {{Expy}}: Garlic Jr. looks like a more serious and threatening version oforiginal ''Manga/DragonBall'' BigBad Emperor Pilaf, to the point that they share the same voice actor. Both are voiced by Chuck Huber in the Creator/FUNimation Dub, Don Brown in the Ocean Group Dub, as well as Shigeru Chiba in the Japanese version (Shigeru only voiced Garlic Jr. in the anime, not the movie).
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* LargeAndInCharge: Garlic Jr. is an inversion, he's downright tiny and all of his minions are much bigger than him. Played straight with his OneWingedAngel.
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* LargeAndInCharge: Garlic Jr. is an inversion, he's downright tiny and all of his minions are much bigger than him. Played straight with his OneWingedAngel.OneWingedAngel form.
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** Nikki's horrified reaction before being blown away by Goku's Kamehameha along with Ginger.
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** Nikki's Nicky's horrified reaction before being blown away by Goku's Kamehameha along with Ginger.
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* PersonOfHolding: Goku battles two minions who rip swords out of their bodies.
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* PersonOfHolding: Goku battles two minions Nicky and Ginger, who both rip swords out of their bodies.
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* StupidEvil: Garlic Jr.'s minions are sent out to steal Dragon Balls, and they also kidnap Gohan when they could've just taken the Dragon Ball from his hat. Granted Goku would have likely come to stop them anyways, but still...
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* StupidEvil: Garlic Jr.'s minions are sent out to steal Dragon Balls, and they also kidnap Gohan when they could've just taken the Dragon Ball from his hat. Granted Granted, Goku would have likely come to stop them anyways, but still...
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* MisterBig: Garlic Jr. is no taller than a four-year-old, at least until he transforms.
* RageBreakingPoint: Gohan hits this when he sees his father being sucked into the Dead Zone.
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* StupidEvil: Garlic Jr.'s minions are sent out to steal Dragon Balls, and they also kidnap Gohan for no good reason. Granted Goku would have likely come to stop them anyways, but still...
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* StupidEvil: Garlic Jr.'s minions are sent out to steal Dragon Balls, and they also kidnap Gohan for no good reason.when they could've just taken the Dragon Ball from his hat. Granted Goku would have likely come to stop them anyways, but still...
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* VictoryGuidedAmnesia: After blasting Garlic Jr. into the Dead Zone, Gohan is unable to remember doing it, instead believing that his father did it.
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* AdultFear: For Goku and Chi-Chi, their child being kidnapped.
* BigDamnHeroes: Krillin does this for Goku, intercepting blasts from Sansho and Nicky with one of his own.
* EnemyMine: Piccolo opts to help Goku this time since he has a score to settle with Garlic Jr.'s mooks.
* MamaBear: Chi-Chi tries to defend Gohan, but she gets incapacitated by Ginger.
* MoodWhiplash: Garlic Jr.'s hammy MotiveRant is suddenly interrupted by Gohan crying and demanding to go home.
* MySignificanceSenseIsTingling: The second Chi-Chi is felled by Ginger, Goku senses something is wrong and immediately runs back home.
* MoodWhiplash: Garlic Jr.'s hammy MotiveRant is suddenly interrupted by Gohan crying and demanding to go home.
* MySignificanceSenseIsTingling: The second Chi-Chi is felled by Ginger, Goku senses something is wrong and immediately runs back home.
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* OhCrap: Nikki's horrified reaction before being blown away by Goku's Kamehameha along with Ginger.
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** Krillin when Piccolo arrives on the scene.
** After learning who Gohan's father is, Nicky and Sansho exchange worried glances. Ginger is also clearly sweating a bit.
** Nikki's horrified reaction before being blown away by Goku's Kamehameha along with
** Krillin when Piccolo arrives on the scene.
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-->'''Gohan:''' My dad is Goku, and he's the strongest fighter in the world! And when he gets here, he's gonna teach you a lesson!
-->'''Gohan:''' My dad is Goku, and he's the strongest fighter in the world! And when he gets here, he's gonna teach you a lesson!
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* YouAreTooLate: Goku twice over. He doesn't get back to the house until just after Gohan is grabbed, and he doesn't get to Garlic Jr.'s base until after the immortality wish is granted.
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The story sees a alien being named Garlic Jr. take over the Lookout Point as revenge against Kami for being chosen over his father for the position of God of Earth, who in turn tried to take it by force, was defeated and cast into the Dead Zone as punishment. Goku gets in on the action when Garlic's lackey kidnap Gohan for the four star dragon ball on his hat, joined shortly by Krillin and Piccolo as they try to stop Garlic from making his wish and taking over the world.
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The story sees a alien demonic being named Garlic Jr. take over the Lookout Point as revenge against Kami for being chosen over his father for the position of God of Earth, who in turn tried to take it by force, was defeated and cast into the Dead Zone as punishment. Goku gets in on the action when Garlic's lackey kidnap Gohan for the four star dragon ball on his hat, joined shortly by Krillin and Piccolo as they try to stop Garlic from making his wish and taking over the world.
